A blood Mage joins the grey wardens just before the battle of Ostagar. Cinna doesn't know a lot of things, but she does know that she's never done a smart thing in her goddamn life. Accidentally curing the blight along the way just so happened to one of the few good things. AU, OC-insert, (Modern-girl-in-Thedas)

From assassins to dragons to would be kings and gods, Felwinter has a habit of getting into trouble no matter where he goes. And its only his fault 70% of the time.

"Okay. Don't panic. They're more afraid of you than you are of them." The closest spider gnashed it's giant pincers and let out another bone-chilling, rattling hiss as it advanced. "Nope. I was wrong. Abort! Abort!" A modern girl's struggle with love, loss and darkspawn in a world without Google. AlistairxOC, CouslandxMorrigan

When Hawke attended the Conclave, he hadn't intended on waking up with a glowing hand and people thinking he was Andraste's Herald. He hadn't intended on somehow becoming the figurehead of the Inquisition. But intentions mean little in the face of action, and Hawke was never one to back down from a challenge. When the world stands on the edge of change…what else can he do but leap?

Aedan Cousland, noble, expert student of the sword, and possessor of a mysterious strength. Daylen Amell, senior enchanter, researcher of the fade, and master of the Spirit school of magic. Lyna Mahariel, Dalish hunter; Morrigan, swamp witch; Alistair, royal bastard; Sten, Beresaad. The Heroes of the Fifth vanished after the Blight ended. But before that: this is their Origin.

Following Fen'Harel's plans for the veil, Thedas is dead. It's last chance of salvation amid the ruins of a nation long lost and it's final hope unraveling time itself for a chance at a better tomorrow.

When Jesse woke up that morning, being strapped to a chair bleeding and bruised in some Talon hideout in Numbani was not the way he thought today was going to play out. [OR] Hanzo comes to the rescue with his dragons, Soba and Udon. (cover image from Dilfosaur on tumblr)

In which Isran is sick and it's up to those around him to help him. He's not amused, but he knows it's bad when even he's willing to acknowledge that he isn't okay. An Isran character study; Isran x Dragonborn undertones. T for a lot of cursing on Isran's part.

Takes place after the short "Dragons"; Genji doesn't leave the castle right away, fortunately for Hanzo. What happens after is up to them.

Hanzo can't help himself in developing feelings for Jesse McCree, but that doesn't mean he has to share them. With his sins he is better off alone, but still he can't help but want him. It should be fine as long as he just never says anything. Unfortunately his dragons have different ideas and keep trying to lay claim on the cowboy. Mostly McCree is just confused.

McHanzo fic. There were just some things that Hanzo Shimada would rather have Jesse McCree not know, especially when it came to his traumatic past. That all changes when, during an intimate moment, his American lover happens upon a set of scars across Hanzo's skin. He has no choice but to bare all. Rated T for violence and general abuse/distress.

Despite the fact that Genji is alive, Hanzo still can not come to terms with his actions all those years ago. In desperation, he tries to end his pain, but he doesn't count on the intervention of a certain someone... Please just read. The summary does not do this justice. Rated T for main theme of suicide.

Tormented by what his actions has caused, the pain he brought. Hanzo, with the assistance of his closest friend, Jesse McCree, and his family; he will learn to forgive himself for what he has done. Opening his eyes to what he was blinded to, including something that dangled right before his own eyes.

"King's Row might just have been the most beautiful city district ever in London, it mattered little to Hanzo. In fact, everything mattered little to nothing to him. He had been waiting to die for… 10 years? In the meantime, he just simply lost interest in the world. It was easier to go this way." Following the events in "Dragons". Rated T for some graphic violence and cursing.